Hiking with cows in Walnut Creek - Views of Mount Diablo - Patrick Schwerdtfeger
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Channel: Orange County Real Estate: Patrick Schwerdtfeger · 2010 · Travel & Events
Patrick Schwerdtfeger spends 65 minutes hiking with cows near his home in Walnut Creek. There are beautiful views of Mount Diablo, all lush and green as a result of the recent rains in northern California. This short video was recorded on January 31, 2010, on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. Patrick is the author of Webify Your Business Internet Marketing Secrets for the Self-Employed (2009) as well as Make Yourself Useful Marketing in the 21st Century (2008) and has spoken about Online Branding and the Social Media Revolution at conferences around the world. http://www.WebifyBook.com/ Patrick is a sought-after professional speaker who has spoken in Canada, the United States, Europe and South America. He speaks about leadership on todays social internet, small business marketing and the opportunities of our changing information economy. Call 510-282-4115 to inquire about speaking fees and scheduling. http://www.PatrickSchwerdtfeger.com/ He is also the organizer of the Entrepreneur & Small Business Academy, a 1700+ member business club sponsored by Microsoft. The group provides an educational forum for local entrepreneurs, small business owners and self-employed professionals. http://www.meetup.com/academy Patrick Schwerdtfeger, Champion of the Modern Entrepreneur
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